Crown Point President Brian Stowell showcases a very popular custom pantry, hand-painted in Farrow & Ball’s Pitch Black. With ten drawers, sliding doors and a sideboard cabinet made from antique heart pine, this pantry is a big hit with everyone who visits our facility. Take a look!
Join us as our Christmas Management Team preps for the holiday season, making sure that every last detail is taken care of. Meanwhile, the rest of the Christmas team dons their holiday finest and wishes everyone a happy holiday season. Hold on to your (Santa) hat!
Make sure to check out the hilarious outtakes as well!
Crown Point employees were recently challenged to collect non-perishable food, personal and pet items for local food pantries. Together with neighboring business, Whelan Electronics Division, we were able to donate 2,380 items to help those in need!
In today’s featured video, long time Crown Point employee, Clide Quimby, demonstrates the assembly of a drawer base cabinet! Take a look!
It’s time to catch up with the Edsons! Part Four of our video series, The Edson Project, updates us on the framing, electrical and insulation work that has been done in preparation for bringing in the kitchen cabinetry! Take a look…
Just finding our video series today? Start from the beginning with the first, second and third installments of the Edson Project!
We appreciate all of our clients, and a special thanks goes out to those who are able to share their beautiful homes and cabinetry with us. Our photo crew ventures out regularly to bring back stunning images for use in our website, blog, advertisements, brochures and more.
Here’s a behind the scenes look at what happens on a Crown Point photo shoot. Enjoy!
In our 3rd installment of the Edson Project, Gutting the Kitchen, George will walk us through the gutted space, now ready for framing and new windows. He’s also prepared some show and tell, with a glimpse of the tools he used when building the old kitchen back in 1969. Take a look!
Missed parts 1 and 2 of the Edson Project? See them here and here, or visit Crown Point’s YouTube Channel to see all of our videos!
*Update 10/13/11: Watch Part 4 of the Edson Project: Framing, Electrical and Insulation: Oh My!
As promised, below is our second installment in the Edson Project: The Transition Begins!
Follow George through the partially gutted space as he explains how the layout will come together. Also stay tuned toward the end as George gives us an inside peek at a clever tradition he has kept up since he started building.
Didn’t see the first installment? Click here to catch up!
Hankering for more? Part three in the Edson Project: Gutting the Kitchen will be posted shortly! Also, visit Crown Point’s YouTube Channel to check out our growing video library!
**Update 8/15/11: Watch the third installment in The Edson Project: Gutting the Kitchen!
**Update 10/13/11: Watch Part 4 of the Edson Project: Framing, Electrical and Insulation: Oh My!
George and Jill Edson have lived in their Cornish, New Hampshire home for 42 years. The 1870′s cape has changed and evolved over those four decades and now they are looking forward to remodeling the kitchen area they installed in 1969.
At the heart of this renovation will be the beautiful cabinetry that Crown Point will custom build for them. Join us as we follow George and Jill through the remodeling process and the realization of their dream of not one kitchen, but two, plus a walk in pantry!
The first installment of the Edson Project introduces George and Jill. You’ll learn a bit about the history of the home, why they’re remodeling, and how they intend to accomplish the plan.
So sit back, relax and enjoy the show! Oh, and be sure to stay tuned for the second installment in the Edson Project-The Transformation Begins! Coming Soon!
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*Update: Check out the second installment in The Edson Project: The Transition Begins!
**Update 8/15/11: Watch the third installment in The Edson Project: Gutting the Kitchen!
***Update 10/13/11: Watch Part 4 of the Edson Project: Framing, Electrical and Insulation: Oh My!